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| to speak or write in favor of; support |
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| a strong dislike or distast; hatred |
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| without decoration or luxury; severely simple |
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| an expert in fine art or in matters of taste |
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| a secret plot by two or more people, especially fora harmful or illegal purpose |
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| truly sorry for having done wrong; repentant |
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| very troubled; distressed |
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| to set free from slavery, captivity or oppression |
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| a person who organizes, manages, and takes the risk of a business |
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| to get rid of altogether; wipe out |
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| intended for or understood by only a certain group; beyond the understanding of most people |
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| to urge with arguement or strong advice; plead earnestly |
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| an exact copy or reproduction |
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| very showy; strikingly bold |
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| a minor weakness or character flaw; a minor fault in behavior |
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| having to do withthe issue at hand; relevant |
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| distorted or strikingly inconsistent in shape, appearance, or manner |
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| made up of similar or identical parts; unvarying throughout |
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| a personal peculiarity; quirk |
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| to delay or slow; get in the way of |
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| including much or everything; broad or complete in coverage |
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| the authority to adminster justice; power; range or extent of authority |
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| clearly expressed; easily understood |
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| noble in mind and spirit; especially generous in forgiving |
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| a person who gain satifaction from suffering physical or psychological pain |
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| to hypnotize or fascinate; hold spellbound |
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| a great or complete change; transform |
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| extremely careful and exact; showing great attention to detail |
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| known widely but unfavorable; having bad reputation |
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| done only as a routine,with little care or interest; performed wtih no interest |
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| a situation marked by difficulty, hardship, or misfortune |
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| dangerous; risk; dangerously uncertain |
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| contrary to nature or reason and thus laughable; absurd |
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| to bold; overly confident |
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| tending to arouse interest or curiosity |
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| intense hatred or ill will; long- lasting resentment |
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| an accusation made in response to an accuser; countercharge |
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| offensive; distasteful; repulsive |
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| indecent; morally low; corrupt |
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| to make consistent; cause to conform to a model |
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| a specific period of work or service; amount of time spent |
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| strictly conrolled or enforced; strict; severe |
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| in an on the surface manner; not thoroughly |
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| well proportioned; balanced; the same on both sides |
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| a crude, exaggerated, or ridiculousrepresentation; mockery |
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| using or containing to many words |
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